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michelefaccini
Feb 20, 2014Aspirant
mysqlon
Hi all, I don't know what happened or if my problem started after a sector reallocation (Reallocated sector count has increased in the last day. Disk 2: Previous count: 522 Current count: 523 Growing ...
michelefaccini
Feb 23, 2014Aspirant
Hi all,
I replaced the two hard disks and reinstalled all the stuff back.
I have now a problem never encountered before : if I try to connect to my website I get a 'connection refused' . In fact the index.html page is display, but as soon as the database is queried from the first php page, I get the 'connection refused'.
More info :
I can connect to phpMyAdmin and can see my databases.
I can connect to my Readynas through the Putty shell.
The following are my constants for the database connection :
define("DB_SERVER", "192.168.0.2");
define("DB_USER", "admin");
define("DB_PASS", "password");
define("DB_NAME", "DB_sito2");
For the 'Connection Refused', I found the following explanation :
A Connection Refused error occurs when the web server's host computer is found, but the host computer refuses to accept the connection on the default port. This usually indicates a problem with your web server software or the web server software is not running.
Any idea of what I'm missing.......
I replaced the two hard disks and reinstalled all the stuff back.
I have now a problem never encountered before : if I try to connect to my website I get a 'connection refused' . In fact the index.html page is display, but as soon as the database is queried from the first php page, I get the 'connection refused'.
More info :
I can connect to phpMyAdmin and can see my databases.
I can connect to my Readynas through the Putty shell.
The following are my constants for the database connection :
define("DB_SERVER", "192.168.0.2");
define("DB_USER", "admin");
define("DB_PASS", "password");
define("DB_NAME", "DB_sito2");
For the 'Connection Refused', I found the following explanation :
A Connection Refused error occurs when the web server's host computer is found, but the host computer refuses to accept the connection on the default port. This usually indicates a problem with your web server software or the web server software is not running.
Any idea of what I'm missing.......
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